Tag: Literary Fiction

TTT – Blast From The Past

Happy Tuesday, and I hope your week is off to a wonderful start. The weather outside has been beautiful in the last day—maybe to make up for all the cold weather and snow? Whatever it is, I’m not complaining. It is so pretty to go outside and see […]

TTT – Debut Novels I Enjoyed

This week’s prompt was submitted by Angela @ Reading Frenzy and it’s such a great one. I’m going to talk about ten debut novels I enjoyed, meaning the first published book by an author. It is going to make me think a little harder than I would normally, […]

May 2024 Monthly Wrap Up

I had a minor surgery on my shoulder the first day of May, so I spent a lot of the month recovering. However, it did have the unexpected bonus of allowing me more time to get reading done. I did manage to get out of the house for […]

State Of The ARC #39

I finished April with 22 ARCs left to be read.  Hello June! While summer is my least favorite season, the month starts out strong with some nice celebrations in my family—a birthday and an anniversary, and I already know that my group of friends is going to plan […]

The Hebrew Teacher By Maya Arad

The Hebrew Teacher Author: Maya Arad Genre: Literary Fiction Publication Date: May 9, 2024 Publisher: Dreamscape Media Thank you to NetGalley and Dreamscape Media for providing me with an ARC of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review. Three Israeli women, their lives altered by immigration to […]

State Of The ARC #35

I finished December with 28 ARCs left to be read.  January is one of those months that I love. There’s a fresh feel to the start of a new year, and I’m partial to my birthday month. I’ve started feeling better, and getting back on top of my […]

The Fox Wife By Yangsze Choo

The Fox Wife Author: Yangsze Choo Genre: Fantasy Publication Date: February 13, 2024 Publisher: Macmillan Audio Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for providing me with an ARC of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review. Some people think foxes are similar to ghosts because we […]